• Resolved jkca

    (@jkca)


    The form update command requires passing the form json on the command line. This doesn’t work if the form’s json is longer than the maximum accepted command line length.

    I feel it would be more useful if there were a create-update command that took a file and created the forms that were missing and updated the forms that were already in the system.

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  • Thread Starter jkca

    (@jkca)

    I’ve been digging into this issue further to see if I could work around this issue and I haven’t found a way to safely migrate and update forms across deployments.

    When I import from an export, a new ID is generated which means shortcodes for forms are invalidated. I tried to use the field update API and it didn’t allow me to update IDs.

    Is there a workflow for keeping deployments in sync that doesn’t involve copying the database?

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by jkca.
    Plugin Author Steve Henty

    (@stevehenty)

    Thanks for letting us know. We’ll look into it.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by Steve Henty.
    Plugin Author Steve Henty

    (@stevehenty)

    Please check out the latest version. We’ve added the –file arg to the wp gf form update command to allow forms to be updated from an export file.

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